Hello from Croatia, Europe!
Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 7:42 am
Hello!
Two days from now i will adopt a DS beautiful boy named Olaf. He is somewhere between 1 and 1,5 years old.
Around 2,5 months ago he was found together with his sister in a hole in the ground in a forest.
His right hind leg was fractured and frozen (since it was very cold then and there was a lot of snow). Good people took them and took care of them. They (volonteers and a vet) tried very hard to save the leg, but it was beyond repair so it had to be amputated.
His sister was adopted very soon (he missed her sooo much), but nobody was interested in Olaf.
2 weeks a go I went to meet him and it was love at first site (at least at my part, he will say for himself
) He is very calm, gentle and beautiful dog. there is no sign of any nervousness or anxiety. 
Soooo in 2 days from today i will get a new family member! yay
He will have to learn to stay home alone (i live alone) and not to pull the leash (altho he doesnt pull to a choking point, he just keeps the leash tense). I somehow feel everything else will be piece of cake.
I have encountered many dogs in my life (ok that sounds like im 210 years old LOL), but only 2 times i had a very strange feeling about a dog:
1. a friends`s friend`s border collie looking into my eyes!
that was scary. i felt like my brain is being scanned for memories, thoughts and secrets
2. olaf makes me feel like there is much more to him. he is very calm, cool about everything (people, dogs, cats, traffic, children), but alert and curious, seams very smart; but i somehow feel there is much more of him in there. like someone has to reach to him and make him blossom (im sorry if that sounds like bulls**t, but thats how he makes me feel)
This is him:
With his sister, Gema (she has white chest)
P.S.
nobody can know for sure if they are purebred DS, because there is nothing known about their past and especially because they are a rare breed here in Croatia, but they both look like DS.
Two days from now i will adopt a DS beautiful boy named Olaf. He is somewhere between 1 and 1,5 years old.
Around 2,5 months ago he was found together with his sister in a hole in the ground in a forest.
His right hind leg was fractured and frozen (since it was very cold then and there was a lot of snow). Good people took them and took care of them. They (volonteers and a vet) tried very hard to save the leg, but it was beyond repair so it had to be amputated.
His sister was adopted very soon (he missed her sooo much), but nobody was interested in Olaf.
2 weeks a go I went to meet him and it was love at first site (at least at my part, he will say for himself
) He is very calm, gentle and beautiful dog. there is no sign of any nervousness or anxiety. Soooo in 2 days from today i will get a new family member! yay
He will have to learn to stay home alone (i live alone) and not to pull the leash (altho he doesnt pull to a choking point, he just keeps the leash tense). I somehow feel everything else will be piece of cake.
I have encountered many dogs in my life (ok that sounds like im 210 years old LOL), but only 2 times i had a very strange feeling about a dog:
1. a friends`s friend`s border collie looking into my eyes!
that was scary. i felt like my brain is being scanned for memories, thoughts and secrets2. olaf makes me feel like there is much more to him. he is very calm, cool about everything (people, dogs, cats, traffic, children), but alert and curious, seams very smart; but i somehow feel there is much more of him in there. like someone has to reach to him and make him blossom (im sorry if that sounds like bulls**t, but thats how he makes me feel)
This is him:
With his sister, Gema (she has white chest)
P.S.
nobody can know for sure if they are purebred DS, because there is nothing known about their past and especially because they are a rare breed here in Croatia, but they both look like DS.
Olaf sure is a handsome boy, and he does, indeed, look like a DS. I am sorry he had such a rough start, but something tells me he will be living the good life from now on. Thank you for adopting him. 
